So much easier than I thought

I spent the last week or so trying to figure out how this blogging thing works. Then I started doing it and now I'm kind of ashamed at how much time I've wasted. Everything I actually needed was right there for me. That the way things work sometimes though. You spend so much time trying to do something and getting ready to do it, then you do it and realize that it was much easier than you thought that it would be.



Thats how I got into investing as well. I spent months reading books on trading and checking out all sorts of investing websites. I was so scared at how complicated things seemed. I was almost to the point of just giving up before I had even started. Then one day while I was watching CNBC I caught a mention of a company that was about to have its shares stopped trading because of an FDA panel meeting. The stock was cheap and the product sounded like a no-brainer for approval so basically on a whim I bought 100 shares for alittle under $5 a share. 3 days later I sold all those shares, for $17 a share. I haven't had quite that big of a win since then, my latest investment though is up 50% in 3 weeks. But the important thing is that I started, I didn't "get ready", I didn't sit around planning what I would do, I didn't spend all my time making sure that I knew everything I possibly could. I just took the first step.



Be honest with yourself. Do you get better results by studying or by experimenting and actually doing things. If you really want more help though I do know of several propducts that might help you.




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Day 2(Basically)

Went out last night instead of working. Not a great idea, but atleast I have now left the house for the first time this week. Signed up several affiliate programs Marl is a bot that picks stocks, brilliant idea. The original program the guy wrote makes $4 billion plus a year for Goldman Sachs. This however just covers penny stocks, I'm impressed by the software. $47 for newsletter subscription.Robert G. Allen's Ultimate real Estate system. $39
And Creating Wealth without Risk a tax foreclosure real estate system.
Other than that I'm getting signedup for adsense and Digg and reading webmaster boards all day. I'm hoping for $30/day by the end of January 2008. After that I'll start investing more and go to $50 or $100 a day. Depending on how things work out. I'm also going to try to get atleast 4 blogs going. Two of which are already up.

This is going to be a great year for me. I made all of my goals for last year within the first six months. Now my goals are higher, my discipline better and my knowledge double. I wouldn't mind ending the year a multi-millionaire.

I absolutly hate working

For somebody else especially. I've been pretty successful at getting by without a job. Went for all of 2005 and the last 6 months of this year (2007) without a job. I'm pretty sure that I can do even better next year. I'm going to start with my 2005 goal of $30 a day. This is enough for me to live of off and during the summer can be alot of fun.

I'm going to create more adult websites, if I'm getting my figures right, I should be able to see $2-3,000 a month from various adult sites I know and am learning to build. If I'm able to keep the money I have in the stock market in the stock market that should give me atleast $100 in dividends for the year, though I plan on selling that stock and moving the money to something more attractive with better potential. I'm also going to be exploring regular affiliate advertising and blogging 2-3 hours a day for extra money and traffic to various sites.

Don't worry I plan on breaking both legs on this one!